Floor plan / Bungalow - Ideas, suggestions, tips?

I read some interim goals from your sentence: "my advice is always good and whoever doesn’t recognize it is stupid" ;-) By the way, I don't feel patronized at all but describe your hidden/emphasized appeal. You see, another pointless discussion... Sorry, but I'd rather save myself that.

What on earth is wrong with you? I can remember that I, and helped you with your bungalow, (and very few others) At some point you shut down because you were annoyed. But I can't help with your nerves.

Why should everything be right that I _think_? That’s nonsense, then I wouldn’t come up with several draft proposals because that would mean contradicting myself.

For me, there are always several solutions, not just one!

Take a look in your own thread!

That is a mystery to me too! Yes, I closed it because you and want to plan a house for yourselves ; -) But I would say everything is fine :-) I'll continue like this: 1. Utility room without a window with a fan is okay or should we plan a window there? (Window then remains under the carport) 2. Entrance from the living room is not optimal for me yet. What do you think if I completely leave out the door from the living room? I can't tell from the feeling whether it feels pleasant.

1. Utility room without window with a fan is okay or should a window be planned there? (Window then remains under the carport)

Take a glass insert at the top of the door, then you have light without an extra window. For ventilation, a window is not very suitable, because who will go there to close it again? - so it would probably be permanently tilted open - which is probably not ideal either.

2. Entrance from the living room is not optimal for me yet. What do you think if I leave out the door from the living room completely?

A door does not oblige to be constantly closed, but "no door" is always open.

Take a glass insert at the top of the door, then you have light without an extra window. For ventilation, a window is not very suitable, because who would go there to close it again? - so it would probably be left tilted open all the time - which is probably not ideal either.

Nonsense. A room without a window is always, always, and always bad. And a bungalow really doesn't require an exhausting hike to get to the destination. Even under the carport is better than nothing. Just imagine if you ever need to pass a connection through the window (which has happened to us several times, whether water, electricity, tools, climbing gear) - imagine you want to vacuum the car - if there is no outdoor socket - bam, cable through the window.

So just put it in. :)

Zizzi ypg is about the fact that you insisted quite stubbornly on your side entrance and were not open to logical arguments. Almost everyone said that it was seriously blocking you in your plans and that you all had to swallow some nasty pills.
There was never a "yes, you are right, we will discuss it again," but always just a "That is not an option, but a must." And now the "must" simply falls away. Given the effort you put in, you are allowed to feel a bit fooled.

A room without a window is always, always, always bad. And a bungalow really does not require an exhausting hike to reach the destination.

It is not a lounge. In theory, I share your view, but I wanted to point out that in practice I rather expect permanently tilted windows. Therefore, I consider integrating it into the mechanical ventilation to be sensible (and then a "closed" window does not cause any loss).

if there is no outdoor socket - bam, cable through the window.

If there is no outdoor socket: bam, pull the ears of whoever forgot it. In a new building, you must not forget such a thing. And please switchable, it should not be a burglar’s socket ;-)